• Pat Ellard

    By: centraljersey.com The voice from my dashboard is clear, but the instructions aren’t: Route 1 to I-95 to I-295, then back to I-95 going the other way – what’s going on here? Obviously my GPS isn’t getting me where I want to go – only to Hamilton, for heaven’s sake. I arrive after an hour-long,…

  • Courtesy of the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce

    By: centraljersey.com Three Princeton businesses and one from Plainsboro were recognized by The Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce for their accomplishments and achievements throughout the year. Honorees were announced at the Princeton Public Library on Friday. The four award winners (three chamber-sponsored and one sponsored by the chamber’s foundation ) will be honored at the…

  • LAWRENCE: Residents advised to boil water

    By Lea Kahn, Staff Writer    Lawrence Township residents who are customers of the Trenton Water Works have been advised to boil their water after pumps at the city’s water infiltration plant were shut down Monday, according to township officials.    Rainstorms over the past few days caused the Delaware River’s water level to rise, carrying silt…

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    By: centraljersey.com Not because the actress is prone to making snap decisions, but because she wanted to keep her word. Earlier this year, Ms. Duncan – famous for her work on stage and television – had to step down from her role in the world premier of Joe DiPietro’s Creating Claire because of illness. She…

  • HEALTH MATTERS: Hip and joint pain — could this be arthritis?
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    By: centraljersey.com Inside, the lights are low, with flickering candles on each table. Modern, high-style lamps with coral shades cast a warm glow across the white table covers in its four compact dining areas. Our dining area, with white distressed wood floors, was centered on a fireplace. Murmuring conversations seldom rise above the incessant techno…

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    By: centraljersey.com Her musical journey is still going strong, and is making a return trip to The Record Collector for an Oct. 9 concert at the intimate Bordentown venue. "That’s a very quaint little set-up there," Ms. Jackson says during a telephone interview. "I guess it holds the distinction of being the smallest place I…

  • PRINCETON: Loose Ends: A lot of commotion about locomotion
  • PENNINGTON: Borough’s water is safe

    By John Tredrea, Staff Writer    Pennington Borough’s public water is safe, borough officials said Tuesday afternoon.    The borough has its own water system, which has no connection to Trenton Water Works.    The Trenton system has been plagued with problems since its treatment plant shutdown on Oct. 3.    ”Our water in Pennington is safe. There are…

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